prosecute
 transitive verb
 castigar
EN n some countries of the European Union such as France and Luxembourg, for example, personal drug use is against the law, while others, such as Spain, only prosecute drug use in public places and possession with intent to sell.
GL É así como, dentro da Unión Europea, nalgúns países é delicto o simple consumo persoal de drogas (Francia, Luxemburgo), mentres que noutros, como España, só castigan o consumo nun sitio público e a posesión con fins comerciais.
 Fonte: C01 (973)
sancionar
EN The NCCC can prosecute and punish deputies, senators and cabinet ministers and has various legal weapons.
GL A NCCC está habilitada para axuizar e sanciona-los deputados, senadores e ministros, e dispón de diversas armas xurídicas.
Fonte: C22 (927)
procesar
EN Mali has not hesitated to arrest, prosecute and imprison some lawbreakers, which also sends out a message to our citizens on how serious the scourge of looting and trafficking is.
GL Malí non vacilou en deter, procesar e encarcera-los culpables para salienta-la gravidade do saqueo e do tráfico.
Fonte: C26 (359)
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